Arthur Bondar - Shadows of Wormwood






Over 35 years' experience; former gallery owner and Museum Folkwang curator.
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High quality fine art print "Shadows of Wormwood" by Arthur Bondar (2016) SIGNED
The project "Shadows of Wormwood" is a long term project of the artist and documentary photographer Arthur Bondar about Chernobyl Zone in Ukraine. This project is a personal discovery nature and people that live in the Exclusion Zone and in the villages close to the fence.
Arthur Bondar (1983, Ukraine) - photographer, visual artist, collector and archeologist. He works on his personal documentary and art projects that are centered around the themes of historical events, traces, collective and private memories. Arthur has graduated the Photography and Human Rights course of New York University (New York, USA). He was awarded and granted with National Geographic Grant (2011), Magnum Emergency Fund (2012), The Documentary Project Fund (2013), the Best Photographer in Ukraine (2013) and Allard Prize (2016). He was nominated for the Foam Paul Huf Award and the Prix Pictet Award (2016). Arthur was a part of VII Photo agency mentor program (2014-2016). His projects were exhibited as installations, exhibitions and screenings in different museums and art institutions worldwide.
Size: 30 x 40 cm
Size with frame: 32 x 42 cm (black)
Paper: FineArt Pearl archival paper
Condition: perfect
Print is signed by the artist
High quality fine art print "Shadows of Wormwood" by Arthur Bondar (2016) SIGNED
The project "Shadows of Wormwood" is a long term project of the artist and documentary photographer Arthur Bondar about Chernobyl Zone in Ukraine. This project is a personal discovery nature and people that live in the Exclusion Zone and in the villages close to the fence.
Arthur Bondar (1983, Ukraine) - photographer, visual artist, collector and archeologist. He works on his personal documentary and art projects that are centered around the themes of historical events, traces, collective and private memories. Arthur has graduated the Photography and Human Rights course of New York University (New York, USA). He was awarded and granted with National Geographic Grant (2011), Magnum Emergency Fund (2012), The Documentary Project Fund (2013), the Best Photographer in Ukraine (2013) and Allard Prize (2016). He was nominated for the Foam Paul Huf Award and the Prix Pictet Award (2016). Arthur was a part of VII Photo agency mentor program (2014-2016). His projects were exhibited as installations, exhibitions and screenings in different museums and art institutions worldwide.
Size: 30 x 40 cm
Size with frame: 32 x 42 cm (black)
Paper: FineArt Pearl archival paper
Condition: perfect
Print is signed by the artist
